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Who: Walter and Tiir, and you
Where: Plaza
When: 26th, morning
Style: Either
Status: Open
[It's a fine morning in Vatheon, as per the usual, and Walter is out and about, crossing the plaza to the coral. He stops before the local deity, then raises his left hand to reach for one of its tips.
Meanwhile, Tiir also happens to be making his usual trip to the coral—though perhaps atypical in this case, as he doesn't often run into Walter while doing so. For a moment, he pauses, recognizing the boy immediately.]
Ah, it’s you. You look well.
[Glancing up, Walter only gives that silent indication of having heard Tiir before returning his attention to Lamufao. Despite being mostly ignored, Tiir simply smiles, as he's used to Walter's dismissive attitude by now. Seeing as how Walter's presence hasn't bothered him before, he continues moving towards the coral, reaching out to touch it.
The top of Walter's left hand glows past his sleeves; likewise, Tiir's own marking glows from underneath his sleeve. Glancing at it, Tiir moves to pull his hand away from the coral when the tips of his fingers seem to brush against something—but it's such a minute detail, what does that matter? As he tries to move, however, he finds himself being pulled in the opposite direction as his hand twists at an odd angle. Similarly, the weight of Tiir moving the other way draws Walter back, his hand outstretched behind him.
Oh.
And before anyone knows it, there's a splash and the fountain is occupied with a torso full of Tiir in the water, choking for breath, while Walter, still dry, pushes himself up and off of Tiir's chest—though getting out completely proves fruitless when their fingertips are stuck together.]
( ooc: Tagging order is you → Tiir → Walter! )
Where: Plaza
When: 26th, morning
Style: Either
Status: Open
[It's a fine morning in Vatheon, as per the usual, and Walter is out and about, crossing the plaza to the coral. He stops before the local deity, then raises his left hand to reach for one of its tips.
Meanwhile, Tiir also happens to be making his usual trip to the coral—though perhaps atypical in this case, as he doesn't often run into Walter while doing so. For a moment, he pauses, recognizing the boy immediately.]
Ah, it’s you. You look well.
[Glancing up, Walter only gives that silent indication of having heard Tiir before returning his attention to Lamufao. Despite being mostly ignored, Tiir simply smiles, as he's used to Walter's dismissive attitude by now. Seeing as how Walter's presence hasn't bothered him before, he continues moving towards the coral, reaching out to touch it.
The top of Walter's left hand glows past his sleeves; likewise, Tiir's own marking glows from underneath his sleeve. Glancing at it, Tiir moves to pull his hand away from the coral when the tips of his fingers seem to brush against something—but it's such a minute detail, what does that matter? As he tries to move, however, he finds himself being pulled in the opposite direction as his hand twists at an odd angle. Similarly, the weight of Tiir moving the other way draws Walter back, his hand outstretched behind him.
Oh.
And before anyone knows it, there's a splash and the fountain is occupied with a torso full of Tiir in the water, choking for breath, while Walter, still dry, pushes himself up and off of Tiir's chest—though getting out completely proves fruitless when their fingertips are stuck together.]
( ooc: Tagging order is you → Tiir → Walter! )
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He was about to leave when he heard the splash of the fountain and he sees...
...he has no idea what he's looking at right now.]
Hey, uh...what's going on over there?
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Somewhere between his attempts to breathe, Cielo's voice registers. Once air is a thing again, Tiir turns to him.]
Ah—Cielo?
[Sorry, he kind of missed that. Not that he'd even know, really, because seriously, what just happened—]
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There's suddenly one more than he would like in this picture.
Straightening, he stands off to the side, for the moment removing himself from the conversation. The sooner Tiir deals with this, the better.]
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What happened?
[What were you even doing in the fountain? There's no reason to be in a fountain unless you've gone back to your world and returned severely injured.]
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... That, I would like to know myself.
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He's not interested in the why or how. He just wants to free his hand and go back to his own business.
Incidentally, that hand is tense and raised partway to make space between him and Tiir.]
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Curse?
[It still doesn't explain why Tiir was in the fountain though.]
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I suppose that's a possible explanation... though that would mean that we're stuck like this, wouldn't it?
[Okay, just because he's come to like Walter a little more doesn't mean he wants to be with the guy for who knows how long.]
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She tilts her head-- and though she's seen broadcasts about the curse, it takes her a moment to realize what's happened.]
Did . . . I miss something?
[It looks like Tiir's in pretty bad shape, so she moves (admittedly slowly) to help them, while waiting for an answer.]
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He coughs into his sleeve—of the hand that isn't attached to Walter's—for a few moments before turning to her.]
.. No, I don't think you—
[cough]
—did.
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Let go.
[Somehow, just do it so he can leave.]
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You can't, can you?
[. . . Okay, so maybe she doesn't ignore Walter completely.]
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Tiir just tugs lightly to prove to Walter that he can't, before shaking his head.]
No, even if Walter seems to be under the impression that I have some kind of control over this.
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Frowning, Walter quiets. At least get this interaction with unnecessary company over with, then.]
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. . . And she would tell you as much, if she were that immature, but luckily she's not. Instead, there's only silence, as her eyes start to roll -- the only proper response, clearly -- and then she'll turn her attention back to Tiir.]
Do you at least want a towel or something?
[At least he can breathe now, right?]
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Anyhow, Tiir will just be slowly moving out of the fountain. Today really could be going better so far.]
That would be appreciated. Thank you.
[And no, Walter, because unlike you, Tiir actually happens to enjoy socializing, even if he doesn't know how to feel about Yukari—]
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—what would get rid of this contact, anyway? Walter looks at their joined hands. Had it not been for this, he could've been out of here long before the woman ever came.]
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Um...what's going on?
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Ah... you.
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[Walter just about jumps off of Tiir when he hears Shirley's voice, whirling around with sudden tension and awareness as he tries, half in vain, to straighten properly.
Damned hand.]
It's nothing. Just a curse.
[Probably.]
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But are you two okay? It seems like...[you guys had a quite a water fight]
you might need some help?
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Still, to make things easier, Tiir stands up. There, Walter. Straighten properly to your heart's content.]
I would be glad for help if I weren't worried that you might be affected by this as well...
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He takes a step toward Shirley—don't follow him, Tiir, he's letting his hand trail to let you stay behind.]
I'm fine. [Tiir is fine.] You don't need to concern yourself with this.
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At least we should find a way to get you dry, I don't think you want to catch a cold in this weather...
[/motherhens]
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I doubt I'll catch a cold, but Walter, perhaps...
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